Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-15
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THERE were seven cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
THREE cases were registered at Police
Court last evening.
QUITE a number Of Wheeling people are
leaving for the summer resorts.
The river marks ON the landing last
evening indicated % inches and falling
THE Disciples Sunday school will picnic
at Wells orchard, near Beech Bottom,
next Tuesday.
THE late ordinance passed by Council
subjects q person to q fine for buying or
selling after the close of the markets
Mr.. j.. F. GIFFIN entertained number
of his friends in a very pleasant manner at
his home on North Main street, Wednesday
evening.
CAPT. CHAs. MUHLEMAN had his valise
stolen in Cincinnati. the other day, and an
old one put in its place, while he was pur-
chasing paper.
GEORGE CAMPBELL, b. & o. freight
brakeman, had his lett arm bruised,
Wednesday night, by being caught between
the bumpers Of two cars.
THE many friends of Councilman P. F.
Farrell will learn with sorrow. of the death
of his bright two-year-old daughter, Geor-
giana, which occurred yesterday.
THERE has been another row of large
proportions in Paulps row. A delegation
Of females from that classic locality were
at headquarters, last evening, in search OF
warrants.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club will be held
this evening in their hall in Franklin
Building. All members are requested to
be present.
MELISSA MCGLUMPHRY was fined one
dollar and costs, by Justice Ankle, last
evening, for using profsne language. A
charge of more serious nature against her
was dismissed.
JOHN G. WHITE & Son have just CON-
pleted fine job for the p, c. & st. l.. K.
r. They gave the east yard OF the freight
depot q fine coat of paving pith and clean
gravel. 1t is a neat job.
The funeral of Chas. NJ. knight will
take place this afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, 1904 McCOllOch street.
Members Of Virginius Lodge /. o. o. F. are
requested b meet at the lodge room at 3
o'clock to'attend the funeral.
CHIEF DUNNING, OF the Fire Depart
ment, has secured Silsby patent heater,
which has been attached TO the Niagara
engine. BY means of it pressure Of
about ten pounds Of steam Is constantly
kept in the boiler of the engine.
A NUMBER of the Mystic Crew fishing
club saws that there is no truth in the re-
port that there was any trouble at their
camp and the mistake is cheerfully cor
rected. 1t was learned yesterday that the
shooting occurred at point below Cres-
APPS Grove, at what camp is not known.
CITY ENGINEER MILLER, Of Lancaster,
Pa, who arrived Wednesday evening, on
tour of inspection to look at the brick
streets, took trip about town yesterday
morning under the escort OF Chief OF Police
Smith. He was much pleased with the
streets, especially South Chapline street.
| Mr.. Miller left for home last evening, tax
ing several samples OF brick with him.
The raspberry crop has been mostly
marketed. While the crop was not as
large rs last year the berries brought much
better prices, ranging from S2.75 to IS. %
per bushel. The number of bushels ship
ped up to Wednesday morning was 5, 326.
| OF strawberries, GAINESVILLE this year ship
ped 7,2il bushels, less than half the
amount sent last year, says the Enterprise
OFFICER WATSON found a corn doctor
named Max Beck drunk in the Second
ward market house, yesterday afternoon,
aud captured him. On the entire way to
the lookup his chiropOdistic nibs wanted
| to stop and tell the people how he could
| take out their corns, and the officer had
quite tough time in hustliDg him along,
| the scene affOrding amusement for the spec
| tatOTs.
OFFICES Glenn, Brinkman, Hanshu-
maker and Stephens raided house on
Main, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, at an early hour this morn
ing. The house is kept by Sadie Tracy,
and two men and two women were captur-
ed besides her. The place was pulled on
account of dIsorderly conduct on the part
of the inmates, fight being in progress at
| thu time